Sentence examples for be honest which from inspiring English sources

He might be honest, which means whatever information he releases, whether it's soft or hard, will be truthful.

My knowledge is probably on a par with David Davis's, to be honest, which is worrying to say the least.

Melisandre was always very confident, very secure, very determined, very spiritual, and those things are not at the top of my palette, to be honest, which is why she was a great challenge for me — to not play a character who was very much in doubt, or insecure, or neurotic.

I don't know whether to sound cool or be honest - which is always the case!

"Chamakh looks like he's dived there to be honest, which I'm not too happy about," Holloway told BBC Sport.

"Obviously the few weeks afterwards were very busy, and then once you start travelling and playing tournaments again and get back into the routine of training and practising, life hasn't really changed that much, to be honest, which has been nice," he said.

"The suggestions I make are honest, which isn't necessarily the case if a customer is working with a department store salesperson," Ms. Buenviajie said.

The mayor would say only that his father "taught me enormously important lessons, including the lesson of being honest, which I've practiced all my life".

He hassles Lucas, who hates him in turn, and openly indulges his contempt for Roberts because the other cop is honest, which means he's a threat to Trupo and his kind.

Dr Ryrie, historian of religion at Durham says: "The kind of personal statement that warms an admissions tutor's heart is the kind which is honest: which describes, in genuinely personal terms, quite why the student loves the subject, and conveys something of their passion for it".

But it's honest, which is more than you can say for a lot of headlines that got plenty of shares during the election.